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Deutsch: Meinhard II. und seine Frau Elisabeth von Bayern in der Fürstengruft im Stift Stams
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  • 2014-07-20 13:44:59 Geak (698998 Bytes) == Beschreibung, Quelle == {{Information |Beschreibung = [[Meinhard II.]] und seine Frau [[Elisabeth von Bayern]] in der Fürstengruft im [[Stift Stams]] |Quelle = Selbst fotografiert |Urheber = [[Benutzer:Geak|Geak]] ([[Benutzer…

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